Replaced used stoves twice at the same house and bought new the last time.

For example you could end up paying $250 to replace a stove that was 15 years old and cost the landlord $350 to replace.

The only appliance i'm providing is a stove, which is normal for the area.  

Stove cleaner (glass cooktop) and some HE laundry detergent- these last two mostly because I don't want them to decide to use what they have....

They paid for a new glass top for the stove, repair to the counter tops and replacement of ALL of the hardwoods on the first floor.

I have a tenant who was supposed to be paying gas (heat & gas stove) but never put the utility in her name.

Personally, I've lived in properties that had no microwave at all (just oven and stove), and others that had built-in microwaves, dishwashers, and the works.

I met the wife  at the apartment Monday night so they could pick up their fridge and stove I'd been storing.

Grandma didn't have a problem plugging in her old-timey radio, so your buyer totally won't have any issues plugging in their TV, computer, stereo system, vacuum cleaner, flat screen monitor, cell phone, refrigerator, dishwasher, modern HVAC, washer and dryer, upgraded lighting package, and stove... and then running them all at the same time over undersized, out of code wiring with no grounding.Totally okay.

Replaced the stove with a new one, fixed the toilet issues, re sheet-rocked the entire walk-in closet ceiling (and painted), patched small hole in floor, tightened door hinges, and had plumber come in and instead of snaking, had him replace the pipe that was getting clogged.